MS Access To Oracle 8 Migration - Error 440

Hi,
I am using the migration assistant to migrate an Access DB
(~500MB) to an Oracle 8 Instance on the same machine(NT). After
6-7 hours while moving data I get the error: Error 440, serious
internal error. The version of the software is 8.0.4. Can
somebody tell me how I can overcome this error.
Thanks in advance.
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Srinivas,
The Oracle Migration Workbench will migrate access data and datastructures over to oracle, it can then modify the access database so that link tables are created to access the oracle information from the access forms and views.
If you are using ODBC to export the data:
What are the commands you are entering and the output? Note that oracle tables are usually upper cased so if the table name is MY_TABLE, select * from "my_table"; will not work whereas select * from my_table; will. Access export via odbc preserves the case so one may need to select * from "my_table";
select table_name from user_tables;
Will show the current users tables, to show what case is expected, upper or lower.
I hope these small pieces of information are helpful in solving the issue.
Regards,
Turloch
Oracle Migration Workbench Team

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